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MKDIR Folder
or
MD Folder
Let's say we need to create a new folder called Digital_Citizen_Life that is going to be placed in the D:\Digital_Citizen folder. To do that, we need to type:
mkdir Digital_Citizen_Life
… and then press Enter, as shown below.

The MKDIR command in Command Prompt
TIP: If you want to create a folder that contains spaces in its name, make sure to wrap its name between quotes or apostrophes. For example, if you want to create a folder called Digital Citizen, run the MD command like this:
md “Digital Citizen”

How to create a directory in CMD with spaces in its name
To test if it worked, use the DIR command again. The newly created folder appears in the list.

Using DIR to see the contents of the directory in Command Prompt
IMPORTANT: Do not forget that all these commands depend on your current location in the Command Prompt. For instance, if you are on the C: drive and type MKDIR test, the new folder is created in the root of the C: drive.
Another way to create a folder without having to go to the desired location for it is to type the complete path of the new folder. For example, if you are working on the D: drive and you want to create a new folder in C:, called other_stuff, type:
mkdir c:\other_stuff
… and then press Enter.

Using MKDIR to create a new directory, with a full path
When you need to create a folder with subfolders at the same time, you can use this command:
MKDIR Folder\Subfolder
.
For instance, if we type:
mkdir Digital_Citizen_Tests\Beta\Test1
… three folders are created: Digital_Citizen_Tests, Beta, and Test1, in a tree-like structure.

Creating a folder with subfolders using MKDIR in Command Prompt
5. How to rename files and folders with Command Prompt (REN in CMD)
To rename files and folders, you need to use the REN (Rename) command. To rename folders, type: